Field tests of two types of cetacean barriers rigged in a pelagic trawl:effects on trawl-geometry and catch efficiency of target fish

De Haan, D.; Van Marlen, B.; Burggraaf, D.; Van Duyn, J. B.; De Graaf, E. M.; Van Beelen, C. M.; Wienbeck, H.; Schael, P.

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Field tests of two types of cetacean barriers rigged in a pelagic trawl:effects on trawl-geometry and catch efficiency of target fish

conference contribution

posted on 2024-03-22, 10:55 authored by D. De Haan, B. Van Marlen, D. Burggraaf, J. B. Van Duyn, E. M. De Graaf, C. M. Van Beelen, H. Wienbeck, P. Schael

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To develop trawl devices, acoustical deterrents, and alternative fishing tactics to reduce the by-catch of cetaceans in the European pelagic fisheries, and to determine the biological effects and socio-economic repercussions.

History

Symposia

2005 ICES Annual Science Conference, Aberdeen, Scotland

Session

Theme Session X on Mitigation Methods for Reduction of Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle By-catch in Fisheries

Abstract reference

X:17

Recommended citation

[Authors]. 2005. Field tests of two types of cetacean barriers rigged in a pelagic trawl:effects on trawl-geometry and catch efficiency of target fish. 2005 ICES Annual Science Conference, Aberdeen, Scotland. CM 2005/X:17. https://doi.org/10.17895/ices.pub.25350802